SIMULATION OF TEMPORAL AND KINEMATIC MOVEMENT OF AR PASUA PA PERFORMANCE

Wanda Listiani, Sri Rustiyanti, Fani Dila Sari, IBG Surya Peradantha

Abstract


AR PASUA PA (Augmented Reality Papua-Sunda-Aceh Performance Arts) presents a show using an application of augmented reality real time synchronization in the creation of performing arts 4.0. AR PASUA PA describes the cycle of human life starting from the Sunrise until the Sunset. AR PASUA PA as one of the strategies in order to preserve cultural arts heritage, especially performing arts from Papua, Sunda, and Aceh. AR PASUA PA development is an effort in order to conserve, reconstruct, and revitalize performing arts by utilizing augmented reality technology. AR PASUA PA provides opportunities for the development of performing arts 4.0 during the Covid-19 pandemic. The simulation of temporal and kinematic movement of a performance is one way to understand the movements of the Karwar dance (Papua), the Cikeruhan dance (Sundanese) and the Guel dance (Aceh). This research applied qualitative methods with simulation techniques and virtual motion analysis. The results of this study describe the temporal and kinematic movement of the AR PASUA PA performance. The understanding of dance movements was done virtually by studying the position and time derivative of the performance, as well as the movement simulations performed by the hands, feet and body of the dancers, both solo and in groups.
Keywords : Simulation, Kinematic, Augmented Reality


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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.26742/pib.v1i1.1491

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